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  Vol. 97 No. 8, August 1979 TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Optic nerve decompression. Presumed postoperative development of medullated nerve fibers

B. J. Kushner

A child had an inoperable arterial venous malformation with chronic papilledema first noticed at age 7 months. Bilateral optic nerve decompressions were performed with satisfactory results. What appeared to be medullated nerve fibers developed in the retina of one eye 5 1/2 months after surgery.





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